The finite element method (FEM) is a numerical method for solving problems of engineering and mathematical physics. Typical problem areas of interest include structural analysis, heat transfer, fluid flow, mass transport, and electromagnetic potential.
Isogeometric-analysis and FEM code.
Nonlinear shell dynamics analysis based on FEM shell element with Absolute Nodal Coordinate. Formulation (ANCF).
Level set modeling of multi-phase flow in a velocity field using the finite element and finite volume methods
2D Finite-element-based global Digital Image Correlation (DIC) method (guarantee global kinematic compatibility and decrease noise by adding regularization penalties).
Fluid-Structure Interaction Analysis Using FEM and UVLM
Matlab tool for electromagnetic field calculation using the finite element method.
A parallel multi-scale FE2 code based on COMSOL Multi-physics and MATLAB
Implementation of stochastic finite element method for diffusion equation
Projects For The Finite Element Method Lesson And The Exercise Answers.
Matlab implementation to solve three-dimensional structural topology optimization problems
🚀 Solve the time-dependent Schrodinger equation in unbounded domain
TrussAnalysis2D: Truss solver capable of inclined roller supports and non-zero prescribed displacements
MATLAB toolbox for computing adaptive stochastic collocation finite element approximations for elliptic PDEs with random inputs
Implementation of linear structural beam finite element programs in MATLAB
A Matlab toolbox for fast mesh-refinement of 2D domains
falcon-MATLAB is a finite element analysis program from the falcon numerical analyses suite.
An extension of T-IFISS to diffusion problems with random inputs
implementing a computational finite element program based on Prandtl stress partial differential equation for linearly analyzing torsional loading problems. C++ woulda been better for scalability
This repository concerns the software developed using the MATLAB platform and its tool AppDesigner for modeling, visualizing, and solving simple static structural problems through the Finite Element Method (FEM).
MA473: Computational Finance